Fundamental data

Long-term Investment data provides insights into a company's strategic asset allocations, revealing its investment in subsidiaries and other entities. This data helps assess corporate expansion strategies, financial stability, and growth potential. By analyzing long-term holdings, investors gain a clearer picture of a firm's risk exposure and future prospects.

Shares Structure Data provides insights into a company's equity distribution, highlighting ownership concentration and stakeholder influence. It helps assess corporate governance, control dynamics, and investor composition, offering a crucial perspective on market positioning and potential shareholder impact.

Database tracks changes in shareholding and pledge information for directors, supervisors, and managers of publicly listed companies in Taiwan. The data is updated monthly, with information released by the 15th of each month for the previous month's changes. The database provides detailed information on the number of shares held, pledged, and held in trust by insiders, as well as the changes in these holdings.

Company Attribute data records the basic information of listed companies in Taiwan,　including details on top executives, industry classification, contact information, capital amount, establishment date, and listing date. TEJ additionally provides point-in-time data to ensure the accuracy of information at historical time points.

In the stock market, the shareholding ratio of directors has always been a key indicator for investors. Changes in insider holdings often signal their confidence in the company’s future development and have potential impacts on stock prices. However, identifying meaningful changes in shareholding ratios from vast data can be challenging for investors.

In corporate governance and corporate operations, the proportion of shares held by directors and supervisors (Directors' Holdings) is considered an important indicator that not only reflects the confidence of the company's management in the future development of the company but may also affect investors' expectations of the company's future performance. In Taiwan, the level of Directors' Holdings has long been a focus of market participants' attention because it involves the adjustment of interests within the company, the distribution of control, and the trust of external investors. However, effectively interpreting and utilizing such information may be a significant challenge for the average investor. TEJ Taiwan Economic News will introduce Directors' Holdings in detail, explain their impact on a company, and how to find relevant shareholding information through various channels. This will help readers better understand the meaning of Directors' Holdings and use it as an important basis for corporate analyses.